Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Westfield Students Qualify for National Math Stars Award
Westfield Washington School System is pleased to announce that 20 second and third grade students have qualified for the National Math Stars program. The Indiana Department of Education has partnered with National Math Stars to formally recognize exceptional mathematical talent across Indiana. ILEARN assessment data reports that these students scored within the top 2 percent…
Read MoreIt’s Mailbox Improvement Week
This is Mailbox Improvement Week (May 18-24, 2026) and the United States Postal Service is reminding Americans everywhere to inspect, maintain, and make any needed upgrades to their mailboxes to help keep the mail flowing. Through regular, simple mailbox maintenance akin to Spring Cleaning, customers can help their carriers ensure mail, packages, and special deliveries arrive on time, safely, and securely. “Your mailbox is the gateway to connection, bringing everything from…
Read MoreFishers Survey Highlights Strong Resident Satisfaction
Results from the City of Fishers’ 2026 Community Survey show strong resident confidence in the city’s direction and quality of life. Nearly 3,000 residents participated in the survey, with 94 percent rating Fishers positively as a place to live and 99% reporting a positive overall quality of life experience. “These results reflect a community that…
Read MoreTownhomes off Hazel Dell Opening Soon
M/I Homes of Indiana is excited to announce that its new low-maintenance townhome community, Village at Trail Crossing, has begun selling homes in one of Noblesville’s most sought-after regions. Located just west of Hazel Dell Rd. and south of the Midland Trace Trail, the community will offer three new spacious designs ranging from 2,100 to over 2,200 square feet. Each…
Read MoreTimmons Scattershoots From the Hip
Scattershooting while wondering whatever happened to Dan . . . * * * IN JUST five days it’ll be another Memorial Day, a day that goes all the way back to our country’s Civil War — or as they like to call it down south, the war of northern aggression. Three years after the war officially…
Read MoreOle 60 Brings Tour to Fishers
Kentucky road dogs Ole 60 announce their headlining Off The Grid Tour, kicking off July 7 and tearing across 38 dates internationally including a stop at Fishers Event Center in Fishers, Ind., on Saturday, September 26, 2026 with support from Kolton Moore & The Clever Few and Garret Elias. Tickets will be available starting with a venue presale beginning Wednesday,…
Read MoreMerriment, Mayhem Mark May at the Track
Hey Hoosiers . . . May Mayhem hits the bricks this weekend! It’s the 110th running of the largest single-day sporting event on the planet. The crushed stone and tar track of the early 1900s has evolved into a national historic landmark drawing more than a quarter-of-a-million spectators this and every Memorial Day weekend. Who can…
Read MoreCaring For Hamilton County’s Pioneer Cemeteries
From Time to Thyme By Paula Dunn This Memorial Day weekend, Hamilton County’s larger cemeteries will undoubtedly be filled with people observing the holiday by laying flowers and mementoes on the graves of soldiers who’ve paid the ultimate price for maintaining our freedom. Those aren’t the only cemeteries where veterans of our country’s wars have…
Read MoreFoundation’s Investment in Ivy Tech Surpasses $100,000
Ivy Tech Community College Hamilton County recognizes the significant and ongoing support of the Hamilton County Community Foundation, whose contributions have now exceeded $100,000 since the campus opened on July 1, 2021. The Foundation’s continued investment has directly strengthened student success initiatives, expanded workforce development efforts, and supported signature campus events that bring students, employers, and the…
Read MoreOn the Balcony
The Postscript by Carrie Classon “On the Balcony” I woke yesterday morning, and my cat, Felix, was nowhere to be found. “Felix! Where are you?” In the morning, I put milk in my coffee and a little milk in a tiny bowl for Felix, and I put both my coffee and his milk in the…
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